I spent much of Thursday with the rapid response units based at Horsham police station. I left enormously impressed with the professionalism of the officers concerned and their camaraderie and mutual support.

It was great to join our local Horsham Squadron of the Air Cadets and veterans at the Carfax War Memorial and afterwards at St Marys for “Battle of Britain” Sunday.  The annual event remembers the climax of the Battle of Britain, on 15th September, 1940 when 1,500 aircraft took part in air battle

September brings with it the last of the summer fetes.  Southwater Church’s fete was up on numbers this year and there was also a very relaxed atmosphere for Crawley Down’s “Superheroes” themed fayre.  In Horsham, St Mary’s played host to a bell ringing competition.  It was great to see teams com

A tale of two pitches…both hugely successful and united by their community bond, their love of the same sport and a desire to see it thrive and increase support in the younger generation.  Back in June I found myself knee high in grass meeting the brilliant Barns Green Rugby Club committee.  They

No matter how distant one's schooldays there's no one who can't remember the dreaded moment of receiving exam results.  

Many will have seen the recent campaigns focussing on the treatment for strokes. The condition in which the supply of blood to the brain is restricted requires urgent medical attention.

This month Horsham Museum reaches its 125th anniversary: a remarkable achievement which they will be celebrating formally in November.

The global economy is expanding and the good news is that this is being reflected in British export success.  U.K. exportsreached a record high of £616 billion last year.  Exports of goods rose by 13 per cent to £339 billion, while services increased by 7 per cent to £277 billion. 

For anyone who is my age this summer (until the weekend) brought back memories of the long and very hot summer of our childhood.  1976 was remarkable.

Schools have now broken up and it was a pleasure to see both ends of the age spectrum last week; the wonderful all-age Trinity Cricket Club at Victory Road Rec with lots of young girls and boys (starting as young as 4!) getting into the game and clearly enjoying it.  The Horsham National Citizens